Description Of Factors Affecting Delay Return Of Hospitalization Medical Record
Background: The restoration of medical records is an important part of the medical record unit, because it is the beginning of activities before the start of processing the patient's medical records. Many factors influence the delay in returning medical records, namely the medical resume form sheets that have not been filled in completely by doctors and nurses who handle patients and the lack of good responsibility in returning inpatient medical records. The purpose of this literature study is to determine the factors that influence the delay in returning hospitalized medical records.Methods: The research method used is literature study with data search using google shoolar. The inclusion criteria used were journals to determine the factors that influenced the delay in returning fully accessed inpatient medical records.Results: The results of the literature study show that the rate of delay in returning inpatient medical records is still high 50%, late which is influenced by 44.4% poor responsibility for returning medical records, and doctor's discipline in filling in complete 70% complete medical resume.Conclusions: Based on the results of this study, it can be concluded that the rate of return of medical records in hospitals is still high. Researchers suggest cooperation between nurses and doctors in filling and returning medical records to improve the quality of hospital medical records, as well as the need to improve human resources and training.